Third Annual Cold War History Research

Cold War History Research
Center at Corvinus University
of Budapest
Közraktár u. 4-6. V. 513.
H-1093 Budapest, Hungary
Tel: (+36)1/482-7236. Fax:
(+36)1/482-7255
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.coldwar.hu
Sixth Annual
Cold War History Research Center
International Student Conference
at Corvinus University of Budapest
CALL FOR PAPERS
from BA, MA and doctoral students
The Cold War History Research Center is now accepting proposals for its Sixth
Annual Cold War History Research Center International Student Conference to be
held at Corvinus University of Budapest (Közraktár utca 4-6. room 102), on the 7th
and 8th July, 2015.
As was the case with our previous conferences, this year’s Conference will focus also
on the Cold War era in general, and on the post Cold War period.
Possible topics may include but are not limited to the following sections:
Hungary in the Cold War
East Central Europe in the Cold War and its Aftermath
Western Europe and the Cold War
The Soviet Union and the United States in the Cold War
Asia and Africa in the Cold War and its Aftermath
International Relations during the Cold War
International Relations in the post Cold War era
Please, send us an abstract on any of the above mentioned topics. Abstracts should
be approximately 3000–5000 characters long and should be sent in Word format via
email to Research Coordinator Norbert Timmel: [email protected]
The deadline for proposal submission is: June 15, 2015.
Selected participants will be asked to make a 20 minute presentation at the
conference, a written paper is no requirement.
About us: The Cold War History Research Center’s main mission is to become a
virtual center for Cold War history research in East Central Europe and through the
Center’s web site (www.coldwar.hu), established in 2000 to become the main
provider of freely available English language online materials concerning research on
contemporary history of the former Soviet Bloc countries. In 2012 we started to
publish an extensive Chronology of the Soviet Bloc (1945–1991) which is now
completed up to 1968.
For the program of our previous conferences and for more information about the
Center and its internship program, please visit our website or contact Norbert Timmel
at the email address above.